By Cinzia Rizzi
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In this episode of Modern Nomads, we travel to Kazakhstan's Almaty region to discover the rich history and innovative transformations of the yurt, a symbol of nomadic resilience and adaptability.
ADVERTISEMENTKazakhstan's yurts, symbols of nomadic heritage, are being redefined for modern living.
Architect Ravil Nurgissa incorporates solar power and transformable floor plans into his award-winning designs.
In Almaty’s Huns Ethno Village, yurts host glamping stays, while exhibitions like “She Rug” celebrate their intricate decor.
Traditionally made of felt and wood, these structures remain a link between Kazakhstan's nomadic past and its sustainable future.
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